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Gokmen the flying cat













Gokmen the flying cat - can not fly now, but intends. a researcher. wears glasses. very intellectual. 

handmade toy
materials: fabric, fleece, polyfill
dimensions: 20x20cm
(The first two photos are by Meral Erdoğan)
Loppillak is a small-spare business going for a few years. All items are hand made and machine stitched. Products can be found in this online shop on etsy:
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